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🚨NOW: Houthis Launch Missile And Drone Attack Toward Saudi Arabia The Houthis, or Ansar Allah, are reportedly carrying out an ongoing wave of ballistic missile and drone attacks from Yemen toward targets in southern Saudi Arabia, including King Khalid Air Base in Khamis Mushait and Saudi energy infrastructure. Saudi air defenses have reportedly intercepted at least one Houthi-launched drone, with footage showing an aerial interception over southern Saudi Arabia. The reported strikes are believed to involve a combination of ballistic missiles and one-way attack drones. The attacks are being described as a Houthi retaliation amid the rapidly escalating conflict in Yemen and growing tensions between the Houthis and Saudi Arabia. The situation remains ongoing, and there are currently no confirmed reports of casualties. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Racing Driver Credits Competitor With Saving His Life After Fiery Crash In China Professional racing driver Ollie Millroy is thanking fellow competitor Loek Hartog for saving his life after a fiery crash in China over the weekend. Millroy said Hartog immediately stopped and ran to his burning car, pulling him from the wreck before marshals or fire crews had arrived. “I am still alive tonight, entirely thanks to one man,” Millroy said, describing Hartog’s actions as an incredible act of bravery. Millroy said he has no memory of the period surrounding the crash and is currently recovering from five broken ribs, a broken collarbone, a broken hand and finger, and a bruised lung. He added that the injuries could have been far worse. “Thank you Loek. I owe you my life for your selfless act today.” ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨Massive Russian Missile Attack Hits Kyiv • A massive wave of Russian missile strikes hit Kyiv tonight, with numerous impacts reported across the Ukrainian capital. Residential buildings have been damaged, with Russian Iskander-M/KN-23 missiles reportedly used in the attack. • Zircon hypersonic missiles have also reportedly been deployed in the strikes. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Herzog And Huckabee Warn Against Sanctions on Israel Israeli President Isaac Herzog and U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee are warning Western governments against imposing sanctions or trade restrictions on Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria. Herzog called potential sanctions a “serious mistake” and warned that, given the current political climate, such measures could amount to “blatant interference” in the democratic elections of a sovereign state. He also argued that sanctions would harm Palestinians and the national security interests of Western countries. Huckabee separately warned that the Trump administration would likely respond if Britain imposes sanctions on Israeli towns, suggesting that U.S. sanctions could be imposed on British companies under existing American anti-BDS laws. “Sanctions are not a solution; dialogue is,” Herzog said, urging foreign governments to abandon sanctions and boycotts in favor of constructive dialogue and cooperation. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Two Nepali hydropower workers have been rescued alive after spending nine days trapped inside a flooded tunnel following devastating floods and landslides that killed more than 1,300 people and left thousands missing across Nepal and neighboring Tibet. • Kabir Maharjan and mechanical foreman Sanjay Sah survived inside an air filled chamber beneath the wreckage of the Trishuli 3A Hydropower Project. Maharjan was found delirious and drifting in and out of consciousness in muddy water and later did not recognize his wife when he woke at the hospital. • Sah was carried out by rescuers while Maharjan was taken away on a stretcher. Their dramatic rescue brought tears to members of the team who had spent days working to reach them. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Republicans Launch First-Ever Midterm Convention With Trump at the Center - Fox News Republicans are making an unprecedented move ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, gathering thousands of party supporters in Dallas for the GOP’s first-ever midterm convention. The two-day event is designed to rally Republican voters and put President Donald Trump at the center of the party’s campaign message. House Speaker Mike Johnson says Republicans will frame the election as a major ideological contest, arguing that concerns over communism and socialism will help motivate voters. He also said Trump plans to emphasize directly to his supporters that, while his name is not on the ballot, his agenda and leadership are at stake. Trump is scheduled to speak on both nights of the Dallas convention, with Vice President JD Vance also headlining the event. Republicans are hoping Trump’s political influence can boost turnout in key House and Senate races as the party seeks to maintain control of Congress, while facing the traditional electoral challenges that often confront the president’s party during midterm elections. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Iceland Summons U.S. Ambassador Over Trump Map Iceland has summoned U.S. Ambassador Billy Long after President Donald Trump posted a map on Truth Social depicting Iceland as part of an expanded United States. The map showed the U.S., Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean under the U.S. flag and labeled the entire area “United States of America.” Iceland’s Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir reportedly told Long that the post was “completely inappropriate.” The diplomatic dispute comes as Trump continues to push for U.S. control of Greenland, a Danish autonomous territory, raising concerns among Nordic and European allies. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Florida Congressman Warns UK Over Potential Israel Boycott - The Jerusalem Post Florida Rep. Randy Fine has warned Britain that Florida could take action against British companies if the UK proceeds with an expected trade ban involving Israeli settlements. Fine pointed to Florida’s anti-BDS law, which can restrict companies that boycott Israel from state and local government contracts and other official business. Fine cited Airbnb’s 2018 decision to remove roughly 200 listings in Israeli settlements as an example, noting that Florida subsequently placed the company on its “Scrutinized Companies” list before Airbnb reversed the policy in 2019. The Jerusalem Post reports that 38 U.S. states now have anti-BDS laws, while Fine also highlighted the significant economic ties between Texas, Florida and Israel. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Canadian Trade War Escalates as Retaliatory Tariffs Hit U.S. Goods Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on roughly $20 billion worth of U.S. goods officially took effect Tuesday, with duties ranging from 15% to 50%. • The highest tariffs target products including steel, aluminum, clothing and certain agricultural goods, escalating the trade dispute after negotiations between Ottawa and Washington broke down. • President Donald Trump has responded by threatening to block Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier from selling planes in the United States unless the company moves production south of the border. • Prime Minister Mark Carney has urged Washington to “stop doing memes, stop throwing shade” and take the negotiations seriously, as Canada seeks to reduce its dependence on the U.S. market. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: New details are emerging in the investigation into the deadly Amazon cargo plane crash at Miami Airport. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Hurricane Lowell Impacts: Powerful Wave Nearly Knocks FOX Weather Crew Down FOX Weather Storm Specialist Mike Seidel was preparing to go live from Kauaʻi as Hurricane Lowell battered Hawaii when a powerful wave suddenly surged ashore, nearly knocking him and the camera operator to the ground. The dramatic moment captured just how dangerous conditions were becoming along the island’s coastline. Hurricane Lowell is bringing dangerous surf, heavy rain, strong winds and flooding to Hawaii, with Kauaʻi and Niʻihau under hurricane warnings. Forecasters have warned of flash flooding and mudslides, while some areas of Kauaʻi could receive more than a foot of rain. Officials have urged residents to remain indoors and avoid coastal areas as the storm’s impacts intensify. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨Report: UAE President Warned Netanyahu of Hamas Attack Days Before October 7 A new Haaretz investigation claims that UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu roughly 10 days before the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack that Yahya Sinwar was preparing a major operation against Israel. According to the report, the warning was delivered during a 45 minute phone call, after information reaching the UAE indicated that Sinwar was preparing what he described as a “zilzal,” or “earthquake.” The report says Netanyahu reassured bin Zayed that Israel was prepared and reportedly believed Hamas was more likely to act in the West Bank. It further alleges that the warning was not passed on to Israel’s senior security leadership. Netanyahu’s office has categorically denied the account, saying the prime minister did not speak with the UAE president during that period and never received such a warning. The allegations are therefore disputed and have not been independently established. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨JUST IN: 12 Countries Announce Restrictions on Goods From Jewish Communities in Judea and Samaria Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom have announced restrictions targeting goods produced by Jewish communities in Israel’s Judea and Samaria regions. UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband emphasized that the measures are directed at what the governments describe as “illegal settlements” and settlement expansion, rather than Israel itself. Miliband also stated that he opposes the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign against Israel, drawing a distinction between the government’s targeted sanctions policy and a broader boycott of the country. The announcement comes amid growing international pressure over Israeli settlement activity in Judea and Samaria, with the participating governments arguing that the measures are intended to discourage settlement expansion while maintaining that they are not aimed at Israel as a whole. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 New TSA Program Allows Approved Non-Travelers to Access Airport Gates The Department of Homeland Security, under the Trump administration, has launched a new TSA program allowing approved non-travelers, including family members and loved ones, to pass through airport security and access gates without a boarding pass. DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin highlighted the potential benefit for veterans and their families, saying loved ones could meet returning veterans at the gate without compromising airport security. He described the program as part of the TSA’s existing known passenger screening process. The program requires non-travelers to submit an online application before visiting the airport. It is currently being rolled out at 13 airports nationwide, with the goal of making it easier for families and other approved visitors to meet travelers at the gate. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

NYC Releases More Than 170,000 Pages Of Previously Undisclosed 9/11 Air Quality Records New York City has released more than 170,000 pages of previously undisclosed documents detailing air-quality testing, contamination and internal communications surrounding Ground Zero in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks. The records include evidence of asbestos and other contaminants in Lower Manhattan, with some samples showing levels that exceeded acceptable limits. The documents also raise new questions about what city officials knew about environmental hazards while the public was repeatedly reassured that the air around Ground Zero was safe or within acceptable limits. The release follows years of efforts by advocates and officials to obtain the records. NYC says the newly released documents are only the beginning, with additional records expected to be reviewed and made public over the coming year. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Trump Threatens to Block Bombardier Jets From U.S. Market President Donald Trump is threatening to block Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier from selling planes in the United States unless the company begins manufacturing aircraft domestically. The warning comes amid escalating trade tensions between the U.S. and Canada, including Canadian retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars in American goods. Bombardier has pushed back by emphasizing its significant U.S. operations, including thousands of American employees and a large network of U.S. suppliers. The company says it spends billions of dollars annually with American businesses, while questions remain over how the administration could implement a potential sales ban on Bombardier aircraft already certified for use in the United States. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨Jared Kushner Emerges as One of the World’s Most Influential Diplomats - WSJ Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump’s son-in-law and a longtime close adviser, has emerged as a central figure in the administration’s most consequential diplomatic efforts, despite having entered government without significant geopolitical experience. After serving in the first Trump administration, Kushner returned to the private sector and founded Affinity Partners, an investment firm that now manages more than $5 billion. He has since increasingly returned to international diplomacy, working alongside Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff on negotiations involving some of the world’s most difficult conflicts. Kushner has become particularly important to Trump’s efforts to end the Russia-Ukraine war. He and Witkoff recently met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow before traveling to Kyiv for discussions with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The meetings were aimed at restarting stalled peace negotiations and potentially returning to a trilateral format involving the U.S., Russia and Ukraine. Kushner described the discussions with Putin as “a very good dialogue,” while saying the goal was to get all sides talking directly again. The talks have not produced a breakthrough, with major disagreements remaining over territory, security guarantees and Russia’s demands regarding Ukraine. Kushner’s growing diplomatic role reflects Trump’s preference for relying on trusted personal allies and unconventional negotiators rather than traditional career diplomats. His business background has also shaped his approach, with Kushner emphasizing deal-making and outcomes that can work for all sides. His expanding influence has attracted scrutiny, particularly because of his investment business and relationships with Middle Eastern investors. Nevertheless, Trump continues to place significant trust in Kushner, giving him a prominent role in efforts to resolve major international conflicts and potentially making him one of the most influential unofficial diplomats in the world. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar: We have a hostile Labour government in Britain that is consistently operating against Israel, and it has left us no choice but to respond to its hostile actions. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Terrorist Eliminated During IDF Operation in the Shomron A terrorist who attempted to attack IDF forces was eliminated in the village of Akbara during a brigade-level operation in the Shomron. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: Trump Honors 9/11 First Responders at Washington Ceremony President Donald Trump is speaking at an event on the Ellipse in Washington, near the White House, honoring the emergency personnel who died 25 years ago during the September 11 attacks. The ceremony is part of a nationwide tour featuring a 16,000 pound steel beam recovered from the World Trade Center site. • Remembering the victims: Trump said, “On 9/11, nearly 3,000 precious souls were stolen from us — killed by evil terrorists at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and on Flight 93.” • Honoring resilience: Trump said the steel beam “will forever testify to the courage and resilience and spirit of a city and a nation that saw our homeland struck, our towers knocked down and stood back up stronger, more determined, and more united.” • A symbol of strength: Trump described the battered steel as “a reminder that America is blessed with a strength no fire can consume, no evil can conquer, and no terror can destroy.” • Honoring first responders: The event recognizes the emergency personnel who sacrificed their lives and wellbeing while responding to the attacks, remembering their courage and service 25 years later. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: George Stephanopoulos Speaks Exclusively With Lindsay Clancy’s Defense Attorney Kevin Reddington George Stephanopoulos sits down exclusively with Kevin Reddington, the defense attorney representing Lindsay Clancy, for an in depth interview about the high profile case. The conversation comes as Clancy’s trial continues to draw national attention, with the jury recently reporting that it remains deadlocked. Reddington discusses the defense’s position, the evidence presented during the trial and the legal arguments surrounding Clancy’s case, offering insight into the strategy and challenges facing the defense. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Zohran Mamdani to Attend 9/11 25th Anniversary Ceremony Despite Giuliani Criticism New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he will attend Friday’s ceremony at Ground Zero commemorating the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, despite criticism from former Mayor Rudy Giuliani, who said Mamdani’s presence would offend him. Mamdani declined to engage further with Giuliani’s remarks, saying his attention will remain on the families who lost loved ones and the first responders who sacrificed everything for the city. “I love this city. I love this country,” Mamdani told reporters. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨OTN MORNING NEWS RECAP 9/8/2026 Your Complete Morning News Headlines, Fast And Factual U.S. • TSA Launches New Gateside Program: TSA has launched “Gateside by TSA PreCheck,” allowing eligible non-travelers to pass through security and access airport gates without a boarding pass. The program is currently available at 13 airports and requires advance online approval. • Canada Retaliates With Tariffs: Canada has imposed retaliatory tariffs on roughly $20 billion worth of U.S. goods, escalating the trade dispute with Washington. The measures come after President Trump imposed new tariffs on Canadian products. • Trump Threatens Bombardier: President Trump has threatened to block Bombardier aircraft sales in the United States unless the Canadian company manufactures the planes domestically. ISRAEL • Terrorist Eliminated in Shomron: IDF forces eliminated a wanted terrorist in Aqraba after he attacked troops with a Molotov cocktail and an improvised explosive device before attempting to attack soldiers with a knife. Four additional suspects were detained. • 12 Countries Back Settlement Trade Restrictions: Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the UK announced plans to introduce or support restrictions on trade in goods from Israeli communities in Judea and Samaria. • Miliband Distinguishes Measures From BDS: UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said the sanctions are aimed at settlement activity and expansion rather than Israel as a whole, and said he opposes the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) campaign. IRAN • U.S. Announces New Iran Sanctions: The U.S. has imposed sanctions on 36 entities and individuals connected to Iran’s aviation sector, including Mahan Air and networks accused of helping Tehran obtain aircraft and sensitive technology. • Iran Threatens Gulf Exclusion Zone: Tehran has threatened further action against U.S. interests and warned that energy infrastructure in the Gulf could become a target as tensions continue to escalate. MIDDLE EAST • Houthis Strike Saudi Arabia: Iran-backed Houthi forces attacked four Saudi cities with missiles and drones, targeting energy infrastructure and causing fires. At least 70 people were injured. • Hormuz Traffic Falls: Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has dropped sharply amid Iranian threats of retaliation, with only seven commodity vessels reported to have passed through the strategic waterway Monday. MARKETS • Dow Jones: 53,414.25 ▼ 0.51% • S&P 500: 7,718.60 ▼ 0.38% • Nasdaq Composite: 26,506.99 ▼ 0.29% • Gold: $4,476.60 ▼ 1.39% • Bitcoin: $78,346 ▼ 1.59% U.S. markets were closed Monday for Labor Day. The latest market close was Friday, when stocks fell after a stronger-than-expected jobs report increased concerns that the Federal Reserve could raise interest rates. Oil prices are now surging again as the Middle East conflict threatens global energy supplies. EUROPE • European Markets Under Pressure: European stocks are facing renewed pressure as rising oil prices fuel concerns about inflation and economic growth. • UK Tightens Israel Policy: Britain has announced a ban on goods from Israeli settlements in the West Bank and additional sanctions targeting companies and individuals involved in settlement expansion. UKRAINE / RUSSIA • Russia Resumes Major Strikes on Kyiv: Russia launched a major overnight missile and drone attack on Kyiv following a temporary pause during visits by U.S. peace envoys. Residential buildings and other civilian infrastructure were damaged, with multiple casualties reported. • Peace Efforts Continue: U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner recently held talks with Russian and Ukrainian officials. President Zelenskyy said some U.S. proposals contain “very good” ideas, but the renewed Russian strikes are threatening diplomatic efforts. GLOBAL • Germany’s AfD Makes Major Gains: Germany’s far-right AfD has recorded a major breakthrough in a state election, intensifying political pressure on Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s government. • Global Energy Concerns Grow: Rising oil prices and continued disruption around key Middle Eastern shipping routes are increasing concerns over inflation and global economic growth. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

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“More Dangerous to Be a Jew”: Danny Danon Challenges Piers Morgan on Settler Violence Israeli Ambassador to the U.N. Danny Danon appeared on Piers Morgan’s “Uncensored” Monday, pushing back against criticism of Israeli settlers and Ambassador Mike Huckabee’s characterization of some settlers as “terrorists.” Danon emphasized that Huckabee is a “great friend of Israel” and noted that Huckabee himself has warned against portraying the entire Jewish community in Judea and Samaria as responsible for the actions of individuals. When questioned about alleged incidents of arson and violence against Arabs in the region, Danon turned the question around, arguing that Jews living in Judea and Samaria face significant security threats. “It’s more dangerous to be a Jew living in Judea and Samaria than a Palestinian,” Danon said. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Canadian PM Mark Carney: "We are matching the new U.S. tariffs dollar-for-dollar with new tariffs of our own." "I don't believe in escalating the conflict, but our tariffs are necessary to protect our workers, companies, and communities. We can't let American goods into Canada tariff-free while they charge our companies to export to them." ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: Bessent Warns Canada as U.S. Ties Face Growing Strain Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent issued a pointed warning to Canada while highlighting the economic strength of Texas, saying Canada may be losing some of the benefits it has historically enjoyed from its close relationship with the United States. “If I were the Canadians, I would be careful because they wanted the benefits of being a state without being a state,” Bessent said. “Now that the arrangement may be splintering, everyone is going to come to our side.” Bessent also compared the economies of Texas and Canada, noting that Texas has an economy of roughly $3 trillion compared with Canada’s $2.5 trillion. He added that Texas has a per capita economy of about $90,000, compared with approximately $60,000 in Canada, concluding, “So, I’m more interested in Texas right now.” Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Taliban Flaunts Billions in U.S. Military Equipment Left Behind in Afghanistan Five years after the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Taliban is still operating and publicly displaying billions of dollars worth of American-funded military equipment captured during the collapse of the U.S.-backed Afghan government. CBS News correspondent Imtiaz Tyab reports from Kabul that Taliban forces continue to use American-made armored vehicles, Humvees, weapons and tactical gear in daily security operations. The equipment has also been prominently featured in Taliban military parades, including celebrations marking the group’s return to power. Pentagon figures cited by CBS estimate that roughly $7 billion in military hardware and weaponry fell into Taliban hands when the Afghan National Army collapsed. Earlier Defense Department figures included dozens of aircraft, tens of thousands of military vehicles and more than 300,000 weapons among equipment left in Afghanistan. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Apple Expected to Unveil Foldable iPhone and Major AI Upgrades - NYT Apple is preparing for its September 9 product event, where it is expected to unveil the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, along with its first foldable iPhone. The foldable device is expected to open like a book and could cost more than $2,000, putting it at the premium end of the smartphone market. The foldable iPhone is expected to be the centerpiece of the event, with Apple focusing on durability, hinge design and minimizing the display crease seen on competing devices. The company is also expected to introduce upgrades to its standard iPhone lineup as it looks to maintain momentum in a highly competitive smartphone market. Artificial intelligence will also be a major focus, particularly an upgraded Siri designed to compete with Google and other AI assistants. Apple is using Google’s AI technology to help power the new Siri, though regulatory issues could delay its rollout in Europe and China. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

U.S. and European Officials Expect Russia-Ukraine War to Continue Into 2027 — Bloomberg European and U.S. officials are increasingly preparing for Russia’s war in Ukraine to continue into 2027, after the latest diplomatic efforts led by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner failed to change Russian President Vladimir Putin’s position. Moscow is expected to intensify attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure through the winter while increasing hybrid pressure across Europe. Officials believe Putin is seeking to enter next spring from a stronger position on the battlefield, making meaningful negotiations less likely until next year. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Japan Issues Highest-Level Flood Warning as Record Rainfall Hits Aichi and Gifu Japan issued its highest-level emergency warning Tuesday evening for severe flooding along the Shonai River in Aichi and Gifu prefectures, affecting 14 cities and towns, including Nagoya. Authorities urged residents to move to higher ground or the safest available location as rapidly rising water threatened homes, roads and underground areas. Nagoya recorded a record 104.5 millimeters of rain in a single hour, while flooding overwhelmed drainage systems and inundated underpasses, underground shopping areas and parking garages. Images showed vehicles navigating streets with water reaching their doors, while some drivers abandoned their cars in flooded areas. Authorities said everyone in the affected vehicles was able to escape safely, with no reports of anyone being trapped. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

JAPAN: Following record rainfall in Nagoya, Japan, overwhelmed sewers and drainage systems have caused manholes across the city to erupt like powerful geysers, sending water surging into the streets. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

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JUST IN: The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office has indicted a man accused of stabbing two men in separate incidents in Manhattan. The suspect now faces attempted murder and assault charges classified as hate crimes, as prosecutors investigate the alleged antisemitic nature of the attacks. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani: "Now, close to 25 years later, more people have died from 9/11-related illnesses than were killed on the day itself." "It would be one thing if government had stood alongside survivors and provided them with everything they needed at every step of the way. And yet, we know that could not be further from what actually happened." "People got sick because the leaders they trusted lied and told them they were safe to breathe in toxic air. And then when they began to contend with the symptoms of the illnesses that followed, the government that had not hesitated to send them into harm’s way was nowhere to be found." Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: The ceremonial pen used by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani during a 9/11 related signing has drawn criticism after he handed it to his chief counsel, who previously represented an al-Qaeda operative. Gianno Caldwell condemned the decision, saying that the gesture “should not be tolerated,” particularly given the significance of the September 11 attacks and the ceremony honoring their victims. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: Hero Supermarket Manager Saves Toddler From Oncoming Traffic A supermarket manager in Puebla, Mexico, is being hailed as a hero after dramatic security footage captured him running into heavy traffic to save a young girl who had wandered into the roadway. Luis Cruz, manager of El Rey del Ahorro, immediately sprinted toward the child as vehicles approached, managing to pull her to safety just moments before she could have been struck. Cruz briefly appeared to limp after the rescue but quickly returned to work. The supermarket later recognized his bravery by naming him Manager of the Year and awarding him 20,000 pesos, approximately $1,184, for his quick thinking and courageous actions. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

UAE Declines to Confirm Report It Warned Netanyahu About October 7 - Arutz Sheva The United Arab Emirates has declined to confirm or deny a report claiming that President Mohammed bin Zayed warned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in September 2023 that Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar was preparing a major attack. According to the report, the two leaders spoke for about 45 minutes, with Bin Zayed allegedly warning that an assault could cause widespread bloodshed, destabilize the region and threaten the Abraham Accords. The report says the UAE leader also raised concerns about growing tensions in the region and the potential consequences for regional stability. The UAE Foreign Ministry said it does not comment on reports concerning conversations between leaders, while stressing that UAE and Israeli officials maintained direct communication and exchanged relevant intelligence. Netanyahu’s office strongly denied the report, calling it “Total lies!” and stating that Netanyahu did not speak with Bin Zayed during that period and received no such warning. The conflicting accounts leave the alleged warning unconfirmed. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

UK Chief Rabbi Calls British Sanctions a “Dark Day for British Jews” Chief Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis sharply condemned the British government’s decision to impose sanctions targeting Jews living in Judea and Samaria, calling it “a dark day for British Jews.” Mirvis said the government ignored the concerns of many members of the Jewish community and accused it of adopting measures that legitimize what he called “mendacious anti-Israel rhetoric” rather than advancing peace. Mirvis warned that the sanctions, announced on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, come as British Jews are already facing what he described as a growing wave of extremism. “These sanctions do nothing to advance the cause of peace. Nor do they make anyone safer - quite the contrary,” he said. He further warned that the measures could fuel an increasingly hostile climate toward Israel and embolden those who use hatred against Jews, concluding that “the cumulative effect of such punitive policies is to further embolden those, at home and abroad, who use hatred as a weapon against Jews.” :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Robinhood Expands Prediction Markets With Crypto.com Partnership - WSJ Robinhood Markets has reached a multiyear agreement with Crypto.com to bring yes-or-no event contracts from Crypto.com’s newly independent prediction-markets platform, OG.com, to the Robinhood app. Robinhood will also take minority stakes in both Crypto.com and OG.com, although the financial terms were not disclosed. The partnership will initially focus on football-related contracts as the new season gets underway, with the companies also discussing potential future products such as equity-linked perpetual futures, pending regulatory approval. The deal represents Robinhood’s latest push into the rapidly growing prediction-markets industry, following its existing relationships with Kalshi and Rothera. Robinhood says customers have traded more than 45 billion event contracts since the platform launched, including more than 30 billion so far this year. The timing is significant, with football season underway and the 2026 midterm elections approaching. Crypto.com, meanwhile, is preparing for a potential IPO and plans to expand OG.com through additional acquisitions and new products. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Adidas Caves to Pressure and Apologizes Over Ad Featuring Wounded IDF Veteran Adidas has apologized and backed away from a campaign in Israel featuring Shalev Biton, a former IDF soldier who lost his left leg after an anti-tank missile fired from Gaza struck his military vehicle in 2021. Biton was featured alongside other disabled athletes in advertisements promoting Adidas’ “Single Shoe” service, which allows amputees and people with limb differences to purchase a single shoe instead of a full pair. The campaign triggered backlash and boycott calls from pro-Palestinian activists and others, including actor Javier Bardem, who criticized Adidas for featuring an Israeli military veteran. Adidas said the campaign was a local initiative and that its accessibility program operates globally, but ultimately issued an apology, saying, “It was never our intent to cause offense and we apologize for anyone affected.” The decision has drawn criticism from those who view the apology as Adidas caving to political pressure over an advertisement featuring an Israeli war veteran. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨JUST IN: Multiple explosions have been reported on Kharg Island, a strategically important Iranian oil hub off the country’s southern coast, according to Iran’s Mehr News Agency. The cause of the explosions and the extent of any damage or casualties remain unclear. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Five Victims Identified in Deadly Amazon Cargo Plane Crash in Miami Authorities have identified the five people killed when an Amazon cargo plane overshot a runway at Miami International Airport on Sunday, slammed into vehicles and burst into flames. The victims were Rolando Aleman Leon, 55; Yoel Rodriguez Naranjo, 53; Julio C. Pineda, 75; Carlos Acosta Fajardo, 53; and Javierkys Reyes Quevedo, 47. All five were inside two vehicles struck by the aircraft. Three other people remain hospitalized in critical condition, while the plane’s pilot and co-pilot have been treated and released. The Boeing 767, operated by 21 Air on behalf of Amazon, had arrived from San Juan, Puerto Rico, when it overran the runway by approximately 1,300 feet. The aircraft struck a van belonging to an airline cleaning company before crashing through a perimeter fence and hitting an SUV on a nearby road. The NTSB has recovered both the flight data recorder and cockpit voice recorder and is investigating the cause of the crash, including the aircraft’s performance, weather conditions, air traffic control and runway safety measures. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨IDF UPDATE: The IDF says a wave of strikes is expected to begin in Lebanon shortly. Explosions may be heard in Kiryat Shmona and the Galilee. At this time, no special instructions have been issued for the public. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill Addresses Investigation Into Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill is addressing the investigation into Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell, who is reportedly facing allegations of inappropriate behavior and possible ethics violations, including an alleged offer of state jobs. The investigation is being conducted by former New Jersey Attorney General Christopher Porrino and his law firm. Caldwell has been cooperating with the investigation and has not been found to have committed wrongdoing. In a statement, Sherrill did not name Caldwell but said she takes reports of misconduct “extremely seriously” and expects everyone in her administration to “hold themselves to the highest standards.” She said any credible complaint must be “fully examined and addressed” and that she will take “appropriate action quickly” if the evidence warrants it. Sherrill also stressed that those who come forward must be protected from retaliation, while anyone accused must have their rights protected and receive a “fair and thorough review.” The investigation has drawn growing political attention, with Republicans calling for Caldwell to step aside or resign while the probe continues. The specific allegations have not been fully disclosed publicly, and Caldwell remains in office as the investigation proceeds. Sherrill concluded, “I do not back down from tough fights or tough conversations,” saying she will continue to put the interests of New Jerseyans first. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨UPDATE: U.S. Strikes Three Iranian Oil Tankers U.S. forces have struck three Iranian oil tankers, according to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), as the ongoing conflict between Washington and Tehran continues to escalate. • The three tankers were targeted in separate locations: one off Kharg Island, another near Jask, and a third in the Gulf of Oman. The strikes come after Iran warned that further attacks on its shipping would trigger a heavier response. • Iran’s military spokesperson has also warned that any attacks on Iranian tankers would prompt retaliation against U.S. military bases, raising the possibility of further strikes as the conflict continues. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Trump-Putin Hold One-Hour Call On Ukraine, U.S.-Russia Relations • President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke by phone for exactly one hour, with the Kremlin describing the conversation as positive. • The leaders focused on the war in Ukraine, with Trump pushing for an early end to the conflict and a breakthrough during his presidency. • Trump told Putin that ending the war would open the door to fully restoring relations between Washington and Moscow. • Both leaders positively assessed recent diplomatic efforts by Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, with that channel expected to continue. • Putin briefed Trump on the battlefield situation and Russia’s objectives, while also praising Melania Trump’s efforts to reunite Russian and Ukrainian children with their families. • Putin also told Trump that Russia has no aggressive plans toward Europe, while claiming that warnings about a Russian threat are being used to justify greater European support for Ukraine. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

IRGC Aerospace Force Commander Seyed Majid Moosavi now warns that the attacks on Iranian tankers would trigger a “domino chain” of consequences that, he said, only Iran could stop. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

BREAKING: Trump Moves to Block Canadian Products From U.S. Government Contracts President Trump has directed the General Services Administration (GSA) and the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) to begin removing Canadian-made products from U.S. government procurement programs. Trump says Canada currently restricts American companies from competing for Canadian government contracts, while Canadian companies have broad access to U.S. federal and state contracts. His message: “No reciprocity, no access.” The move marks another major escalation in the growing U.S.-Canada trade dispute, which has intensified with new tariffs and retaliatory measures from both countries. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨NOW: Iran Launches Ballistic Missiles Toward Regional Targets • Pro-Iranian media report that Iran has launched a new wave of ballistic missiles toward various targets in the region. • Video footage reportedly shows ballistic missile launches from Isfahan, Iran, as a large-scale missile attack is underway. • Interceptions have also been reported over Jordan, with heavy interceptor activity reported near Muwaffaq Salti Air Base. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

UPDATE: It appears that Iran's latest missile barrage targeting U.S. bases in Jordan is forcing defenders to expend a large number of interceptors. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨WATCH: More footage shows Iran’s massive ballistic missile barrage toward Jordan, with Tehran claiming the attack targeted U.S. military bases in the region. Multiple interception attempts can be seen lighting up the skies over Jordan as incoming missiles are engaged. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

CENTCOM Release: U.S. Forces Destroy Five Iranian Oil Carriers After Repeated Missile Attacks U.S. Central Command says its forces destroyed five Iranian crude oil carriers on Sept. 8 after the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps targeted a U.S. Navy warship with ballistic missiles twice over the past two days. The warship successfully evaded both attempted attacks and continued patrolling regional waters. No American personnel were harmed in the incidents. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Fox News Power Rankings: Democrats Hold Slight Edge In House Projections New Fox News political projections show Democrats currently favored to win 212 House seats, compared with 206 for Republicans, while several races remain too close to call. The report points to changing dynamics in key districts, including Ohio, where Rep. Max Miller’s seat has shifted to a toss-up amid local controversies and concerns among voters about the economy and gas prices. Separately, the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an effort by Missouri Republicans to use new congressional maps for the upcoming November elections. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Egypt told Israel before Oct. 7 that Hamas planned to ‘make the ground in Gaza tremble’ Amid a report that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu received a warning from the United Arab Emirates about Hamas plans to carry out a major attack in the weeks before the October 7, 2023, invasion, new details emerge about previously reported Egyptian warnings in the same period. According to Army Radio, the Shin Bet intelligence service presented Netanyahu with warnings it received from Egyptian counterparts about Hamas’s intentions to “make the ground in Gaza tremble.” The Egyptians gave only that general warning, with no precise details. According to the report, then-Shin Bet chief Ronen Bar assessed that the warning meant — at least in part — that Hamas wanted to include the issue of kidnapped Israeli researcher Elizabeth Tsurkov in talks with Israel about a potential hostage deal. Hamas and Iraqi Shiite militia Kataeb Hezbollah — the group that was holding Tsurkov — had come to an agreement shortly before the warning that Tsurkov would be considered a Hamas asset for talks with Israel on releasing a large number of terrorists in exchange for the handover of two Israeli captives and the bodies of two IDF soldiers held in Gaza. In the days after the October 7 onslaught, an Egyptian intelligence official said that Jerusalem had ignored repeated warnings that the Gaza-based terror group was planning “something big” — which included an apparent direct notice from Cairo’s intelligence minister to the prime minister. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Netanyahu Denies UAE Warning Report And Says He Will Sue Haaretz Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is strongly denying a report by Haaretz that he was warned by UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed in the days before the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack. Netanyahu says there was no phone call between him and the Emirati president between early September 2023 and the October 7 invasion, arguing that such a conversation would have left clear documentation that has not been found. Netanyahu called the report “a sinister libel” with political motives and said he has instructed his lawyers to sue Haaretz and reporter Shlomi Eldar. He also reiterated his claim that if Israel’s security leadership had alerted him to the signs of an impending Hamas attack hours before it began, the massacre could have been prevented. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

IDF: Three Hamas And PIJ Weapon Depots Destroyed In Gaza Strikes The IDF says Israeli airstrikes across the Gaza Strip yesterday destroyed three weapon depots belonging to Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, which contained dozens of weapons, including rockets and assault rifles. The military said Hamas operatives were recently identified arriving at the sites and using weapons stored there to guard and maintain control over parts of Gaza. The strikes also destroyed a rocket-launching site that had previously been used to fire projectiles toward Israel. Separately, Palestinian media reported that an Israeli strike hit a building in Gaza City’s Shati camp shortly after the IDF issued a warning to the area. The IDF has not yet provided details on that reported strike. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨The U.S.-Canada trade fight is escalating fast, and President Trump is now moving beyond tariffs. The administration is banning certain Canadian alcohol, dairy products, and motorcycles from entering the U.S., while reshuffling the list of Canadian goods facing 50% tariffs. The bans take effect September 29, with the tariff changes beginning September 15. Trump is invoking Section 338 of the Tariff Act of 1930, arguing Canada continues to discriminate against American commerce. The latest move follows Canada's new retaliatory tariffs on billions of dollars in U.S. goods. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

AI THREAT: A former Anthropic researcher is raising new concerns about artificial intelligence, warning the technology could become uncontrollable by late 2027. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

“The British need to understand: if they choose to punish Israel, they can no longer expect Israel to provide them with security cooperation.” Israeli journalist Amit Segal made the remarks during an appearance on British television, warning that actions taken by the UK against Israel could have consequences beyond diplomatic relations. Segal argued that Israel’s security cooperation with Britain is based on mutual interests and that weakening the relationship could ultimately affect intelligence sharing, counterterrorism coordination, and other areas of security cooperation. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Iran Expands Deep Underground Nuclear Site Near Natanz - CNN Iran is rapidly expanding construction at the deeply buried Pickaxe Mountain facility near Natanz, with recent satellite imagery showing increased activity around the site. The facility is buried beneath layers of granite and concrete, with tunnels extending roughly 145 meters underground. • The site was originally declared by Iran as a future facility for centrifuge production, but U.S. and Israeli officials have raised concerns that it could eventually be used to house centrifuges and nuclear material. • CNN analysts say the facility is not believed to be operational yet, although construction appears to be moving toward internal buildout and further reinforcement of the tunnels. • The depth and geological protection present a significant challenge for U.S. military planners. CNN reported that experts believe existing U.S. bunker-busting weapons may not be capable of fully penetrating the facility, raising questions about how it could be targeted if Washington determines a strike is necessary. • President Trump has publicly threatened to strike Pickaxe Mountain, while U.S. officials continue to assess the intelligence surrounding the site and what Iran may be building underground. CNN also reported that recent satellite imagery showed vehicles moving in and out of the tunnels and signs of continued construction and reinforcement. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Netanyahu: Israel Has Achieved “Unprecedented Total Control” Speaking from Mount Hermon on the eve of Rosh Hashanah, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel now has what he described as “unprecedented total control” across a strategic area stretching from Mount Hermon to the Yarmouk River and toward the Mediterranean. Netanyahu called the situation a major achievement but said significant work remains, identifying the defeat of Iran’s regime as Israel’s primary objective. He said Israel is “very close” to achieving that goal and vowed that the broader Iranian-led axis would ultimately collapse. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨WATCH: The male juror who held out for a Not Guilty verdict is receiving growing national attention after details from the jury deliberations emerged. • According to accounts of the deliberations, the juror reportedly remained unconvinced that Lindsay should be found guilty, despite pressure from other jurors to reach a different conclusion. • One juror recalled that he “had the hardest time” moving past the allegation that Lindsay had killed her children. Another described beginning to fill out the paperwork for a Not Guilty verdict before the male juror maintained that he still could not agree to it. • The accounts have sparked widespread discussion about the jury’s deliberations and the pressure jurors can face when they fundamentally disagree over a verdict. Concerns have also been raised about protecting jurors’ privacy and safety if their identities become public. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨 Suspect Allegedly Stole and Injected Baby Food With Sedatives - Arutz Sheva Police investigating the alleged poisoning of Prinok baby food reportedly found that the suspect, Yan Shamala, allegedly entered branches of the Zol U’Begadol supermarket chain, stole baby food products, injected them with sedative substances, and then returned them to store shelves. Police reportedly obtained surveillance footage documenting the alleged acts. Shamala, a southern Israel resident in his 40s who was arrested last week, is suspected of deliberately contaminating food intended for infants and toddlers. Prosecutors are reportedly expected to file an indictment in the coming days, though the allegations remain subject to the legal process. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Israir Racks Up $8 Million in New York Bookings Within Hours Israir says it received approximately $8 million worth of bookings within hours of opening sales for its new Tel Aviv–New York route. The first flights are already selling for around $2,500 round trip, reflecting strong demand around the upcoming holidays. But travelers willing to wait until after the holidays can find significantly lower fares. Mid-October round trips have been listed around $1,450 on Israir, compared with roughly $2,117 on Delta for a comparable period. Prices remain dynamic and vary by date and availability. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

US Military Issued Multiple Warnings Before Iranian Oil Tanker Was Struck Video obtained by Iran International reportedly captures radio communications from a nearby vessel showing U.S. military forces warning the Iranian oil tanker STARK 1 before it was struck near Kharg Island. The recording includes three warnings over VHF radio, with U.S. forces first giving the crew three minutes to clear the stern, followed by a one-minute warning and then a final order to abandon the vessel. Crew members can be heard speaking Persian and Urdu between the warnings, including a discussion about whether the captain was at his post. Iranian media later reported that a tanker carrying Iranian oil had been hit about six miles from Kharg Island. STARK 1 had previously been sanctioned by the United States in 2018. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Iran Signals Readiness to Escalate Fight in Face of Rising U.S. Pressure - The New York Times Iran has signaled that it is willing to escalate its fight with the United States, with senior leaders issuing increasingly sharp warnings in recent days after attacking American warships for the first time. The country’s leaders are taking a more aggressive approach as Iran faces mounting economic pressure and they worry that their grip on the Strait of Hormuz is slipping. The American blockade is making it nearly impossible for Iran to ship oil, its main money source. And in effect, Iran sees escalation as the primary leverage it has against the United States, analysts said, warning that the recent clashes could reignite a full-blown war. The U.S. military said Tuesday that it had destroyed five Iranian oil tankers in retaliation for attempted strikes on a U.S. Navy warship, while Iran said it launched strikes at a base used by American forces in Jordan in response. The attacks occurred three days after Iran made its first known attempt at striking an American military vessel. On Sunday, Mohammed Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran’s lead negotiator and the speaker of Parliament, told lawmakers that the era of “proportionate responses” to American attacks was over. Iran’s security chief, Mohsen Rezaei, also announced plans to impose a “restricted zone” for shipping in the Persian Gulf that would go beyond the country’s efforts to control the Strait of Hormuz. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Trump-Linked Super PAC Begins Major Midterm Ad Spending - The New York Times President Donald Trump’s political operation is beginning to deploy significant funds toward the 2026 midterm elections, with a newly formed super PAC reserving at least $47 million in advertising aimed at helping Republicans in competitive races. The group, No Going Back PAC Inc., is financially backed by MAGA Inc., Trump’s main super PAC, according to people familiar with the spending plans. The advertising reservations so far target six Senate races and one House battleground, with major spending planned in New Hampshire, Michigan and Ohio. The effort marks a significant deployment of funds from Trump’s political network as Republicans prepare for the 2026 midterm elections. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Ilhan Omar Cleared Of Wrongdoing Over Financial Disclosure Errors - The Wall Street Journal Rep. Ilhan Omar has been cleared of wrongdoing by the Office of Congressional Conduct after an investigation into a congressional financial disclosure that initially listed her household assets at between $6 million and $30 million. An amended filing later reduced the reported assets to between $18,004 and $95,000, with Omar’s office attributing the discrepancy to accounting errors. The OCC board voted 5-1 to recommend that the House Ethics Committee dismiss the allegations, saying there was not substantial reason to believe Omar intentionally reported false or incomplete information. Omar said she relied on an accountant and was not involved in her husband’s businesses, whose values were revised to zero after liabilities were taken into account. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0} Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Republicans Increasingly Stop Trying To Rein In Trump - Axios Axios reports that many Republican officials and White House aides have largely stopped trying to persuade President Donald Trump to change course, even as some privately question his political instincts. One longtime adviser described the attitude bluntly, saying there is little point in pushing back because “he’s the boss,” while aides increasingly accommodate Trump’s preferences as Republicans focus on the upcoming midterm elections. Despite those concerns, Trump’s allies reject the idea that his influence is weakening. Advisers argue that he continues to wield significant power over the Republican Party and remains a central force in American politics. One senior adviser warned that “discounting Trump” would be a mistake, saying he is expected to remain a dominant political figure even after leaving office. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨Amazon Plane’s Systems Weren’t Deployed to Slow Jet Before Crash, Investigators Say - The Wall Street Journal Shocking new footage shows the aftermath of the Boeing 767-300F Prime Air crash in Miami. The aircraft traveled about 400 meters beyond the runway before striking several vehicles, leaving five people dead. The images show the extensive damage and investigators working at the crash site. Investigators say two systems that could have helped slow the aircraft, the speed brakes and thrust reversers, were not deployed before the plane overran the runway. Data from the aircraft indicates it touched down at about 158 knots, or roughly 181 mph, before its speed fell to around 65 knots. Investigators are continuing to examine the aircraft’s speed, braking, weather conditions and other factors surrounding the crash. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨OTN MORNING NEWS RECAP September 9, 2026 Your Complete Morning News Headlines, Fast And Factual DEVELOPING • The U.S.-Iran war is rapidly escalating after American forces struck Iranian oil tankers and Tehran responded with missile attacks against a U.S. base in Jordan. • Iran’s underground nuclear infrastructure is drawing renewed attention as construction accelerates at the deeply buried Pickaxe Mountain facility near Natanz. U.S. • NTSB investigators say the Amazon cargo jet that crashed at Miami International Airport did not deploy its speed brakes or thrust reversers before overrunning the runway and killing five people. The pilots also appear to have attempted a last-second go-around. • Republican John Sununu and Democrat Chris Pappas won their respective New Hampshire Senate primaries, setting up a closely watched November contest that could have major implications for control of the Senate. • U.S. Marshals recovered 79 missing or endangered children in Ohio during a major operation, authorities announced. • Hawaii is dealing with significant damage from Hurricane Lowell, with widespread power outages, flooding and dangerous conditions reported across the islands. MARKETS • Dow Jones: 52,786.07 ↓ 1.18% • S&P 500: 7,673.52 ↓ 0.58% • Nasdaq Composite: 26,421.41 ↓ 0.32% • Gold: $4,446 • Bitcoin: ~$79,016 Stocks fell Tuesday as the expanding U.S.-Iran conflict pushed oil prices sharply higher and revived concerns over inflation. ISRAEL • Israel ordered Britain to close its consulate in East Jerusalem within 30 days and is expelling British personnel from Gaza and Ramallah in retaliation for Britain’s sweeping sanctions targeting Israeli settlements. • Israel is preventing 16,500 Palestinians it vetted for a new Gaza police force from leaving the Strip for training in Egypt, according to officials involved in the program. • Netanyahu says he will sue Haaretz over a report claiming the UAE president warned him days before October 7 that Hamas was preparing for war. Netanyahu denies having the reported conversation, while a separate report says Egypt also passed intelligence warning of Hamas preparations. • The IDF arrested three Palestinian Authority police officers accused of beating an off-duty Israeli reservist at a roadblock in Area C of the West Bank, saying the officers had exceeded their authority. • Israel is set to open its first embassy in Slovenia as Jerusalem seeks to strengthen ties with the European country following a significant shift in its government’s policy toward Israel. IRAN • Iran is threatening additional retaliation after the U.S. struck Iranian oil tankers, while the Revolutionary Guards warn that American and allied assets across the region remain targets. • Iranian officials continue to signal that the war could end if Washington meets Tehran’s demands, including an end to U.S. attacks and an Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon. MIDDLE EAST • The Strait of Hormuz remains at the center of the escalating conflict, with attacks on Iranian oil tankers and threats against commercial shipping creating major risks for global energy supplies. • Iran-backed forces are continuing attacks against U.S. and regional targets as the conflict expands beyond Iran and Israel. EUROPE • Britain’s sanctions against Israeli settlements have triggered a major diplomatic crisis with Jerusalem, with France and Canada joining the measures. • European markets are facing renewed inflation concerns as oil prices surge toward and above $100 per barrel. GLOBAL • Oil prices are approaching $100 a barrel as the U.S.-Iran conflict threatens energy supplies and shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. • Apple is expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone today in what could become the company’s biggest iPhone design change in years. WHAT TO WATCH TODAY • Further U.S.-Iran military escalation • Iran’s response to the attacks on its oil tankers • The Strait of Hormuz and global oil prices • Israel-Britain diplomatic fallout • Developments surrounding Iran’s Pickaxe Mountain facility • The latest U.S. market reaction to rising oil prices Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨OTN HALACHAH SPOTLIGHT Clear, Quick and practical Pesakim from the family of Rav Moshe Feinstein זצ״ל and Rav Dovid Feinstein זצ״ל By Rabbi Ari Gruen, Grandson of Rav Dovid Feinstein זצ״ל Episode 37: A Ketchup Question | Bitter Foods On Rosh Hashanah For sponsorship opportunities or to submit a question, please contact 848-251-4977

How West German Intelligence Manipulated The Eichmann Trial - i24NEWS Newly revealed evidence indicates that West Germany’s intelligence service, the BND, secretly infiltrated Adolf Eichmann’s defense team during his 1961 trial in Jerusalem. The operation was designed in large part to prevent Eichmann from implicating Hans Globke, a senior aide to Chancellor Konrad Adenauer who had helped provide the legal framework for the implementation of the Nuremberg Laws. A BND agent, Dieter Wechtenbruch, was embedded as an assistant to Eichmann’s defense lawyer Robert Servatius and secretly reported information about the defendant, the legal strategy and the proceedings back to German intelligence. The operation went beyond monitoring the defense. Wechtenbruch also provided information and assessments to journalists covering the trial, including Hannah Arendt, whose observations later became influential in her work on the “banality of evil.” According to the investigation, he helped promote the portrayal of Eichmann as an ordinary, insignificant and “shockingly normal” bureaucrat. The BND was also concerned that the trial could expose other former Nazi officials who had gone on to prominent positions in postwar West Germany. Documents indicate that the agency had actually known Eichmann’s location in Argentina as early as 1952 but did not act, amid fears that bringing him to justice could expose other figures from the Nazi regime. Near the end of the trial, Eichmann began trying to shift responsibility toward Globke and other officials, arguing that he had been only a small part of a much larger system. He asked for Globke to be called as a witness, but the effort was blocked. The investigation says both the BND and Israeli officials had political reasons for keeping Globke out of the proceedings, as Israel was simultaneously developing important relations with West Germany and receiving German reparations. Eichmann was ultimately convicted and executed in 1962, while Globke was never prosecuted and died in 1973. The revelations do not change the overwhelming evidence of Eichmann’s guilt, but they raise serious questions about the extent to which his historic trial was manipulated and whether his defense was allowed to operate independently. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

UK Airport Chaos Enters Second Day As Families Forced To Sleep On Floors A major travel crisis is continuing across the UK for a second day after a technical failure in the country’s air traffic control system triggered widespread cancellations and delays. More than 2,000 flights have now been affected across the UK, with major airports including Heathrow, Gatwick, Manchester and Birmingham facing significant disruption. Although the NATS system was restored, airlines are still dealing with a massive backlog of passengers, aircraft and crews left in the wrong locations. The disruption has left thousands of passengers stranded, with families reporting hours of waiting, limited information and overcrowded terminals. Some travelers were forced to sleep on airport floors overnight after hotels filled up, while others remained stranded abroad after their return flights were canceled. Passengers at Heathrow and Gatwick described chaotic scenes as they waited for updates, collected luggage and attempted to find alternative flights. Hundreds of additional flights were canceled Wednesday as airlines worked to rebuild schedules and reposition aircraft and crews. British Airways alone canceled 198 Wednesday flights after hundreds were canceled the previous day, while Ryanair said tens of thousands of passengers had been affected. NATS has ruled out a cyberattack and said the problem involved its flight processing system. The UK government has ordered an investigation into what caused the failure. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Michigan Senate Ad Targets Abdul El-Sayed Over Hasan Piker Association And 9/11 Controversy A new ad from Republican Michigan Senate candidate Mike Rogers is targeting Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed over his association with political streamer Hasan Piker, whose past comments about the September 11 attacks have drawn widespread criticism. The Rogers campaign and National Republican Senatorial Committee launched the ad on September 8 as part of a seven-figure advertising campaign, portraying El-Sayed as too extreme for Michigan. The ad highlights Piker’s 2019 statement that “America deserved 9/11” and El-Sayed’s decision to continue appearing with him during the campaign. The controversy has intensified ahead of the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Piker endorsed El-Sayed and appeared alongside him at multiple campaign events, while El-Sayed has faced repeated questions about whether he would disavow Piker’s views. El-Sayed has said he does not believe 9/11 was justified and previously called Piker’s statement “a dumb statement.” However, at one campaign event, when asked about disavowing views held by people he campaigns with, El-Sayed responded that he was “not here to disavow people’s views,” a comment Republicans have repeatedly featured in their attacks. The issue has become one of several major lines of attack against El-Sayed as he faces Rogers in the November general election. Republicans are also pointing to resurfaced comments from El-Sayed about the U.S. response to 9/11, while El-Sayed’s campaign maintains that he has unequivocally condemned the attacks and argues that Republicans are deliberately misrepresenting his views. Fact-checkers have noted that there is no evidence El-Sayed himself believes America deserved 9/11, distinguishing his views from Piker’s controversial statement. The race is expected to be closely watched nationally as Democrats seek to gain control of the Senate. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: Off-Duty NYPD Officer Saves Driver, Performing CPR After Medical Emergency In Brooklyn An off-duty NYPD officer is being praised for springing into action after spotting a driver who appeared to lose consciousness while behind the wheel Sunday morning near 60th Street and Eighth Avenue in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. Surveillance footage shows the officer running to the vehicle, putting it in park, removing the unconscious driver and immediately beginning CPR. Councilwoman Susan Zhuang said the officer’s actions likely prevented a much more serious tragedy by protecting nearby pedestrians, including children and elderly residents. The officer, who has remained humble about the rescue, told Eyewitness News he was simply doing his job. He is expected to be recognized at a private City Council meeting later this month for his quick response and lifesaving actions. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Apple Unveils New iPhone Lineup And First Foldable iPhone - CNBC Apple unveiled its latest products Wednesday at its annual September event, introducing the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max with the new A20 Pro chip, camera upgrades, longer battery life and expanded AI capabilities. The company also unveiled its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, which opens into a larger tablet-like display while folding into a more compact phone. Apple also introduced new AirPods and updated Apple Watch models with improvements to audio, health and fitness features. AI remained a major focus, with Apple highlighting a more capable Siri, greater on-device processing and new tools aimed at detecting AI-generated or altered images. The launches come as Apple works to strengthen its AI strategy while competing with Samsung, Google and other major technology companies. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Katz: Israel Struck Iran Twice — “When Necessary, We’ll Strike A Third Time” Defense Minister Israel Katz and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited IDF installations on Mount Hermon in Syrian territory Wednesday. Katz said Israel has already struck Iran twice and warned that “when necessary, we’ll strike a third time.” He stressed that Israel’s continued presence on Mount Hermon is critical for protecting communities in the Golan Heights and Galilee and monitoring Hezbollah activity in Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley. Katz also said IDF forces are operating nightly to destroy jihadist infrastructure in Syria, linking the operations to Israel’s broader military activity in Gaza and Lebanon. He warned Syria’s leadership that Israel intends to remain in the security zone to defend against threats from jihadist elements across the border or from within Syria itself. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨One Year Later: Israel’s Strike Targeting Hamas Leadership in Doha One year ago today, Israel carried out a rare and unprecedented strike in Doha, Qatar, targeting senior Hamas leaders who were meeting to discuss a U.S. ceasefire proposal and hostage deal. The operation marked the first time Israel had directly attacked Qatar, a key U.S. ally and one of the main mediators between Israel and Hamas. The strike targeted senior Hamas figures including top negotiator Khalil al-Hayya and former political chief Khaled Mashaal. Hamas said its senior leadership survived, but five Hamas members and a Qatari security officer were killed. The attack also severely disrupted the diplomatic efforts taking place in Doha and triggered widespread condemnation over the violation of Qatar’s sovereignty. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: Trump Addresses Israel Sanctions, Russia-Ukraine War, Iran And Oil Prices U.S. • “I will be speaking to Israel and to them, and I will find out what’s their thinking. I understand exactly what’s going on, but I want to find out.” IRAN • “We’re right now fighting because we have a certain nation that wanted a nuclear weapon. They were very close to getting it, and now they have no chance of getting it. They will never have a nuclear weapon.” • “Iran will not have a nuclear weapon. And they’ve been punished greatly. As you know, we’ve really taken it to them.” UKRAINE / RUSSIA • “These are two people that are tired of fighting.” • “We had a great conversation with Putin. He wants to make a deal. If Zelensky wants to make a deal, that will be very nice.” MARKETS / OIL • “Right after the election, oil prices are gonna be tumbling downward. We will get them down, below $2 a gallon.” • “It’s very easy to explain to Americans: all you have to do is say, will you let Iran have a nuclear weapon? The answer is no.” Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

CIA Director Ratcliffe Could Take Larger Role In Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks - Financial Times CIA Director John Ratcliffe is reportedly preparing to take a larger role in U.S. negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, potentially replacing some of the responsibilities currently handled by special envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner. Officials close to Ratcliffe have told European counterparts that he could take on more shuttle diplomacy while maintaining intelligence contacts with both sides. Ratcliffe recently traveled to Moscow, where he met with senior Russian intelligence officials. The White House and CIA, however, have denied that a change in the negotiating team is underway, saying Witkoff and Kushner remain fully trusted by President Trump. The potential shift comes after months of stalled diplomacy, with Russia showing little willingness to compromise on its demands. Witkoff and Kushner recently traveled to Moscow and Kyiv in an effort to revive trilateral negotiations, but officials familiar with the talks said they brought few new proposals and failed to move Moscow from its position. Ukrainian officials said they have working relationships with Ratcliffe, Witkoff and Kushner, but stressed that the main obstacle remains Russia’s unwillingness to compromise. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Trump Uses AI-Generated Images To Project A Powerful Version Of Himself Amid Political Challenges - The New York Times President Donald Trump and the White House have increasingly turned to AI-generated images and videos on social media, portraying Trump as a larger-than-life political and military figure. Recent posts have depicted him as a superhero, surrounded by factories, leading military operations and dominating foreign leaders. The strategy comes as the administration faces challenges over inflation, the Iran war and other domestic and foreign policy issues. The social media campaign is aimed in part at energizing Trump’s supporters ahead of the midterm elections, but political strategists note that the imagery may do little to address voters’ concerns about prices, gas costs and the economy. Some of the AI-generated content has also drawn controversy for exaggerated or offensive portrayals. The broader strategy reflects Trump’s continued reliance on social media to shape his public image and communicate directly with his political base. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Trump Posts Dramatic Clip Of Hegseth Warning Iran As He Calls For Freedom President Donald Trump shared a dramatic clip featuring Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth defending the U.S. military campaign against Iran. Hegseth said, “If you kill Americans, if you threaten Americans anywhere on Earth, we will hunt you down without apology and without hesitation, and we will kill you,” adding, “We didn't start this war. But under President Trump, we are finishing it.” Trump’s post also included a direct message to the Iranian people: “The hour of your freedom is at hand. When we are finished, TAKE OVER YOUR GOVERNMENT. It will be YOURS to take.” The message came the same day Trump said he expects the war with Iran to end immediately after the November midterm elections, while also indicating that further military action remains possible. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Israel Reportedly To Respond To Any Iranian Missile Crossing Into Jordanian Airspace • Israeli Channel 12 reports that Israel has decided to respond to any Iranian missile that crosses into Jordanian airspace, even if the breach is accidental. • The report comes after Iran launched 20 ballistic missiles toward Jordan overnight. Jordan said its air defenses intercepted 18, while two fell in unpopulated areas. Israel has previously intercepted Iranian missile debris near its southern border after launches targeting Jordan. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Fetterman Set To Praise Trump In Bombshell GOP Convention Video - Axios Sen. John Fetterman is set to appear in a video at the GOP’s midterm convention in Dallas, where he will praise President Donald Trump and Republican Sen. Dave McCormick for their work supporting the U.S. steel industry. The appearance marks another major break from Democratic Party leaders for the Pennsylvania Democrat, who has increasingly clashed with his party on issues including Israel and several Trump-related policies. Fetterman is not expected to announce a switch to the Republican Party, but his decision to participate in the GOP convention and praise Trump is likely to draw significant attention. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨WATCH: Democratic Sen. John Fetterman Appears At RNC Convention, Praises Trump And McCormick Sen. John Fetterman appeared at the Republican National Convention and praised President Donald Trump and Republican Sen. Dave McCormick, emphasizing their efforts to protect Pennsylvania’s steel industry. Fetterman described himself as a “common sense Democrat” and said he would work with Trump to defend the steel industry and Pennsylvania’s “steel way of life.” He also praised McCormick as a friend and “the kind of senator who gets the job done,” while saying he rejects socialism and what he called “anti-American ways of life.” Fetterman’s appearance is likely to fuel further speculation about his political future and could intensify tensions with Democratic leaders. However, there has been no indication that he plans to leave the Democratic Party or switch parties. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

WATCH: U.S. Southern Command announces a strike against a boat reportedly trafficking drugs along drug trafficking routes in the Caribbean Sea. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨Report: Trump Advisers Warn Iran Conflict Could Continue Through End Of Term - Wall Street Journal Senior Trump administration officials, including Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio, have privately discussed with President Trump the possibility that the conflict with Iran could continue through the remainder of his presidency, potentially extending beyond January 2029. According to U.S. officials cited by the Wall Street Journal, the discussions took place in the Oval Office and Situation Room. Advisers warned that Iran could continue resisting the U.S. blockade, sanctions and military pressure, making a quick resolution difficult. The assessment contrasts with Trump’s public prediction that the conflict will end “immediately” after the November midterm elections. Meanwhile, the Pentagon is extending some troop deployments into 2027 and maintaining a significant military presence in the region, while the prolonged conflict continues to put pressure on oil supplies and global energy markets. Be sure to join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨WATCH: Former Anthropic AI systems developer Jacob Coxon warned that humanity understands how to control nuclear weapons far better than it currently understands how to control advanced AI. • “We know how to control nuclear weapons pretty much. We don’t yet know how to control AI. This is possibly the most dangerous technology that humanity has ever created. It’s basically out of science fiction.” • Coxon also argued that international cooperation is essential, warning that an AI arms race could have consequences unlike anything humanity has experienced before. • “I think we have no other choice but to cooperate internationally because an arms race would be disastrous in a way that no other human activity has been in the past.” Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

U.S. Aircraft Damaged in Iranian Strikes on Jordan Air Base - Reuters U.S. military aircraft were damaged during Iranian strikes on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan overnight Tuesday into Wednesday, Reuters reported, citing people familiar with the matter. The reported damage includes roughly eight F-15 fighter jets that sustained light damage. An A-10 Thunderbolt II was also reportedly struck and suffered significantly heavier damage, including losing a wing. The aircraft-damage figures have been attributed to CBS News sources and have not been publicly confirmed in detail by the Pentagon or U.S. Central Command. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨WATCH: Trump Promises $5,000 Dividend to Every Adult U.S. Citizen if GOP Retains Congress President Donald Trump announced Wednesday that he would issue a $5,000 “dividend” to every adult U.S. citizen if Republicans retain control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate in the 2026 midterm elections. Trump compared the proposed payment to a company making a cash distribution to its shareholders, citing what he described as the country’s strong economic performance. He said the money would have to be spent in the United States. No details have yet been provided on how the program would be funded or implemented. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

ICYMI: Apple Unveils First Foldable iPhone as iPhone 18 Pro Gets Pricier - Reuters Apple unveiled its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone Duo, during new CEO John Ternus’ first major product event. The device features a 7.6-inch inner display, a 5.4-inch outer screen and Apple’s new A20 Pro chip, with pricing starting at $1,999. Apple says the Duo supports multitasking, Apple Pencil and up to 2TB of storage, with sales beginning October 23. Apple also introduced the iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max, with starting prices of $1,199 and $1,299 respectively, representing a $100 increase over their predecessors. The new Pro models feature a 48-megapixel camera with variable aperture, while Apple also unveiled updated Apple Watch and AirPods models and highlighted expanded AI capabilities and privacy-focused processing. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Amazon Pilots Warned They Were Coming In Too Low And Too Fast - NY Post One of the pilots repeatedly warned that the Amazon cargo plane was approaching the runway too fast during the final 1 minute and 42 seconds before Sunday’s deadly crash at Miami International Airport. According to NTSB data, the aircraft also triggered multiple automated warnings, including “too low, terrain,” but the other pilot did not provide a consistent verbal response. The Boeing 767 touched down late and overran the runway by roughly 1,300 feet, crashing into a van and an SUV and killing five people. Investigators found that the crew did not properly execute a go-around despite indications that the landing was unstable, and neither speed brakes nor thrust reversers were deployed. The NTSB has not yet determined the official cause of the crash and is continuing to examine the pilots’ decisions, aircraft systems, weather and the airline’s operations. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨Katz Warns Iran Of Unprecedented Israeli Response To Any Attack Defense Minister Israel Katz again warns that any attack on Israel from Iran will be met with a “powerful response.” In recent weeks, Iran has launched dozens of ballistic missiles at US targets in Israel’s eastern neighbor, Jordan. “Given the possibility that, due to the economic stranglehold and heavy pressure Iran is under, they may decide to act against Israel, I once again warn the Iranian leadership: Any attack on Israel, for any reason and in any place, will be met with a powerful response, one that will inflict severe damage on Iran that it has never suffered before, including to its main energy facilities, which provide resources and capabilities to the Iranian war and terror apparatus, and to harming the citizens of the State of Israel,” Katz says in a video statement. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

New York City Boosts Security Ahead Of 9/11 Anniversary And Rosh Hashanah New York City officials have announced increased security measures as the city prepares to mark the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks and observe Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. Authorities say the heightened security presence is intended to protect residents and visitors during both significant events. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨One Year Since Charlie Kirk Was Assassinated At Utah College Campus One year ago today, Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old conservative activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, was fatally shot while speaking to students at Utah Valley University in Orem, Utah. Kirk had been appearing at the university as part of his “American Comeback Tour,” engaging students in an open question-and-answer discussion when he was shot in the neck and killed. Kirk rose to prominence as one of the most influential voices in conservative youth politics, building Turning Point USA into a major national organization focused on mobilizing young Americans. A husband and father of two, he was known for traveling to college campuses and debating students on politics, culture and free speech. His death shocked the conservative movement and sparked a nationwide outpouring of tributes. Today, exactly one year after his assassination, Turning Point USA is returning to the same Utah Valley University campus for a memorial event titled “Freedom Built to Last.” The university has canceled classes and closed most campus operations for the day, while the memorial will take place at the UCCU Center. The event is intended to honor Kirk’s life and legacy and reflect on the conservative youth movement he built. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

Jimmy Kimmel Says FCC Pressure Forces Talarico Interview Off ABC Jimmy Kimmel announced that his scheduled interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico will not air on ABC, saying the decision comes amid what he described as pressure and threats from President Donald Trump’s Federal Communications Commission against his show, ABC, its affiliates and local stations. Kimmel said the FCC has raised concerns over what he characterized as “simple traditional editorial decisions” and the booking of political guests. He said the decision was made in part to protect ABC’s local affiliates, particularly stations in Texas that could face regulatory scrutiny. The full interview with Talarico will instead be released on the Jimmy Kimmel Live! YouTube channel. The controversy comes as Talarico, a 37-year-old Democratic state representative, campaigns for the U.S. Senate in Texas against Republican Ken Paxton in a race that has drawn increased national attention. ABC is also engaged in a legal dispute with the FCC over the agency’s decision to accelerate reviews of licenses for eight ABC-owned stations. ‎Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨UK Government Under Fire For Focus On “West Bank” Settler Violence “How many people do you think died last year in settler violence in the “West Bank”? FOUR people!” Critics are blasting the UK government for what they describe as a disproportionate focus on sanctioning Israel and targeting Jewish communities in Judea and Samaria, while far greater atrocities and alleged war crimes continue across the globe with comparatively little attention from Britain. The criticism centers on what opponents see as a glaring double standard: why is Israel repeatedly singled out for sanctions and condemnation when conflicts elsewhere have resulted in vastly greater loss of life? As commentator Julia Hartley-Brewer put it, making “West Bank” settler violence a major foreign-policy priority is “ABSURD and morally obscene.” Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.

🚨Eliminated: October 7 Terrorist Who Participated In The Murder Of Nahal Brigade Commander Col. Yonatan Steinburg The IDF eliminated Hamas Nukhba terrorist Ismail Ibrahim Darwish Kandil in a precision strike earlier this week. According to the IDF, Kandil participated in the October 7 attack and was involved in the murder of Nahal Brigade Commander Col. Yonatan Steinburg. The terrorist had recently advanced attacks against IDF troops and Israeli civilians while working to restore Hamas’s military capabilities, in systematic violation of the ceasefire. The IDF said the strike was carried out to remove the threat he posed to Israeli troops and civilians. Join OTN today and stay ahead with breaking global, national, and relevant news.